Address add-on

14.99€

The Address add-on is useful if you use the Addressfield module (on Drupal 7) or the Address module (on Drupal 8). This plugin moves your address custom fields (address lines, postal code, city, country,…) from Drupal to WordPress.

Features

The Address add-on migrates:

the Address custom fields (address lines, postal code, city, country,…)

Requirements

The add-on requires the main plugin FG Drupal to WordPress Premium.

It also requires:

either the Toolset Types plugin
or the ACF plugin

Address add-on Change log

1.3.0

New: Compatible with the Geodata add-on
Tested with WordPress 5.8

1.2.0

New: Add WP-CLI and CRON support
Tested with WordPress 5.5

1.1.1

Fixed: Some address fields were not imported

1.1.0

New: Migrates the default Drupal8 address fields
Tested with WordPress 5.1

1.0.0

Initial version

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Testimonials about FG Drupal to WordPress

Gene-M
(@gene-m)

This is a really great plugin. I had a Drupal site with many custom types and lots of customization. I thought I would have to hire a company to migrate my site.
But with this plugin and amazing support from the developers, I was able to move all my content and get everything working.
This plugin is easy to use and saved me a lot of time and money. Great tech support also.

I highly recommend it.

dailygrail
(@dailygrail)

Made a decision to move from Drupal 6 to WordPress 4.8, but wasn’t sure how to transition, whether I’d have to pay someone to do it. Then found this plug-in, and my problem was solved instantly. Worked brilliantly, even with some custom content types in Drupal – most situations seem to be catered to.

Only had one issue, with comments coming across as moderated (problematic, with some 65,000 of them on our Drupal site), and the comment count not working correctly. But issue was solved quickly by submitting a ticket to the creator – so extra thumbs-up for such solid support.

Highly recommended for anyone thinking about making the switch from Drupal to WordPress.

(Don’t fiddle around with the free version and then leave a bad review about having to pay for extra services – just pay the money, it’s a bargain compared to having to pay someone to do it.)